Showing posts with label Joe Wilson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Wilson. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Print Club London Film Poster Exhibition at Somerset House

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Summer Screen Prints Film Poster Exhibition
31 July – 25 August 2014
Open daily 10.00 – 18.00
Additionally from 18.30 for Film4 Summer Screen ticket holders
Free admission
West Wing Galleries, Somerset House

Back for a second year, Print Club London and Somerset House will be curating a series of screen printed film posters for the 10th anniversary season of Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House. A series of contemporary, limited edition screen prints, inspired by the films shown in the season, will be exhibited in the West Wing Galleries at Somerset House, running from 31 July – 25 August. Open daily as well as during each evening’s film event, this will be a unique opportunity to discover some of the UK’s brightest artistic talent and purchase a screen print.

Each exhibiting artist will reimagine a poster for one of the films in this season’s lineup,
taking particular scenes, quotes or characters from their selected title as inspiration. The 16 artists on display include Rose Blake, Concepción Studios, Cassandra Yap, Hattie Stewart, Kate Moross, Steve Wilson, Kate Gibb and HelloVon.

Each poster will be limited edition and exclusively available to buy for £45 at
Somerset House as well as online at Print Club London and Somerset House.
To celebrate Film4 Summer Screen’s 10th anniversary the public was given the
opportunity to vote for their favorite film from a selection of the last 10 years. ET
was chosen as the winner and celebrated artist Rose Blake was asked to illustrate
this classic for the anniversary poster.

Blake says:
“I was given the film that was chosen in the public vote, and was so happy when I
found out that E.T had been picked. I re-watched the film, and decided to focus on
the scene where E.T leaves to go home. I suppose in my print you are watching the
scene from the viewpoint of Elliot’s mother in the film. My print is about saying
goodbye to people - I felt the phrase ‘I’ll be right here’ was a really poignant way of
doing so.”

Further Contributing Artists and Film Posters
Claudia Borfiga – Sense and Sensibility
Lucille Clerc – The Great Beauty
Concepción Studios – The Royal Tenenbaums
Kate Gibb – Annie Hall
HelloVon – Big Trouble in Little China
MOL – The 400 Blows
Kate Moross – Hairspray
Mat Pringle – Rosemary’s Baby
Rose Stallard – Mad Max 2
Hattie Stewart – Spring Breakers
Holly Wales – Two Days, One Night
Casper Williamson – Ghostbusters
Joe Wilson – A Fistful of Dollars
Steve Wilson – What We Do in the Shadows
Cassandra Yap – Gentlemen prefer Blondes

Film4 Summer Screen
Celebrating 10 years of cinema under the stars, Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House is back for a bumper birthday season from 7 – 20 August. For 14 nights, classic, cult, contemporary and never-seen-before films will feature on London’s largest screen with full surround sound in the spectacular neoclassical setting of Somerset House. As the sun sets, live DJs will spin a soundtrack inspired by the upcoming film and cinema-goers can chill out in the courtyard with picnics and drinks. Selected screenings will also be specially introduced by the film’s stars and directors. With an array of anniversary events in addition, Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House is one of the UK’s favorite summer cinema experiences.

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Joe Wilson Fireworks For Dead Men Solo Show at Coningsby Gallery

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Joe Wilson invites you to join him for the private view of 'Fireworks For Dead Men', the inaugural solo exhibition.

Private View - 27 March 6 - 9pm

In this exhibition, Joe takes influence from the idea of 'Memento Mori'. The Latin phrase translates as 'remember your mortality', dating back to times of antiquity, the idiom was used to describe artworks that featured a 'figure of death'. Often placed with their eyes open, the recently deceased were once captured in postmortem photography as a last remaining memory for those left behind. Joe pays homage to this strange practice in breathtaking, hand printed portraits.

The show centers around a collection of new work, exploring centuries-old reverse glass mirror painting techniques, updated for the modern day to create beautiful and haunting one off pieces. These pieces will be available for sale throughout the show along with a selection of screen printed paper editions.

A number of older pieces of work and original drawings will also be on display, with a limited number for sale.

Joe's unique drawing style attracts a mixture of different clients from editorial to fashion, he has produced work for clients such as: The Guardian, Ted Baker, Faber & Faber, Film4, Saatchi & Saatchi, Adidas, Johnnie Walker, 21st Amendment, Little White Lies, Arrow Films, London Fashion Week and Visa.

For RSVPs holly@coningsbygallery.com

The show runs from the 24th March - 4th April

The Coningsby Gallery
30 Tottenham Street
London W1T 4RJ
www.coningsbygallery.com
+44 (0) 20 7636 7478

Monday, June 24, 2013

Print Club London Film4 Summer Screen Poster Series

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Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood by Joe Wilson

Peter Strain Carrie

Hattie Stewart's Mean Girls


Jess Wilson – Predator

To coincide with Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House, the fine folks at Print Club London have teamed up with them & Film4 to curate a screen printed poster exhibition in the newly opened West Wing Galleries. 

This special collaboration will see some of the most talented and innovated illustrators from the UK & USA design and produce 16 new and original screen prints, inspired by each of the films screened this year. 

Some of the illustrators include Kate Gibb (creator of the Chemical Brothers album artwork), Joe Wilson, Anthony Burill, James Joyce, & Michael Gillette as well as newcomers Hattie Stewart and Serge Seidlitz. 

The full list of films & illustrators can be found on their site:


All the prints will be produced in limited editions of 200, signed by the artist and available at £40 each. The exhibition will be open daily until late throughout the Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House season. Anyone outside the UK can purchase prints online via the Print Club London website; the release date for online sales will be August 1st.

Buyer's Night is July 31, if you want to go send Print Club London an email to this address RSVP@printclublondon.com and they will out you on the guest list. This is the only way you will get in. There will be film people there, Print Club of course, their illustrators, and Ruby's will be bar tending, it will be a great night!
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